January 16, 2022 - St. Ann's Church
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January 16, 2022
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Fr. Andrzej Jurkiewicz Fr. Gabriel Kaminski David Sorondo Don Prendergast
Parochial Administrator Parochial Vicar Deacon Deacon
MASS TIMES Readings for the Week of SACRAMENTAL LIFE
January 17
Monday 8am
Tuesday 8am RECONCILIATION
Monday Memorial of St. Anthony, Reconciliation is celebrated
Wednesday 6pm Monday-Friday from 7:30am-8am,
Abbot
Thursday 8am 1 Sm 15: 16-23/ Ps 50: 8-9, Wednesday 5:30pm-6pm and
Friday 8am 16bc-17, 21 and 23/ Saturday from 3 to 3:45pm in the
Saturday Vigil 4pm Mk 2: 18-22 Church’s Chapel or by a prearranged
Sunday 8am, 11am, and 6pm appointment with the Priest.
Tuesday 1 Sm 16: 1-13/ Ps 89: 20,
21-22, 27-28/ Mk 2: 23-28
BAPTISM
Wednesday 1 Sm 17: 32-33, 37, 40-51/ The Sacrament of Baptism is a
CONTACT INFORMATION Ps 144: 1b, 2, 9-10/ Mk 3: 1-6 serious obligation and requires a
faith commitment demonstrated by
Thursday 1 Sm 18: 6-9; 19: 1-7/ at least one of the parents being a
Mailing Address: Ps 56: 2-3, 9-10a, 10b-11, practicing Catholic. Parents seeking
P.O. Box 530218 12-13/ Mk 3: 7-12 Baptism for their child should con-
DeBary, FL 32753 Friday Memorial of St. Agnes, tact the parish office to schedule an
Virgin and Martyr appointment with the Priest to begin
1 Sm 24: 3-21/ Ps 57: 2, 3-4, preparation and set the date.
Physical Address: 6 and 11/ Mk 3: 13-19
26 Dogwood Trail CONFIRMATION
Saturday Third Sunday in Ordinary Confirmation is celebrated annually
DeBary, FL 32713 Time for the ninth grade students who
Neh 8: 2-4a, 5-6, 8-10/ have completed a two-year
Phone: (386) 668-8270 Ps 19: 8, 9, 10, 15/ preparation program. Adults who
1 Cor 12: 12-30/ Lk 1: 1-4; wish to be confirmed should contact
Fax: (386) 668-8471 4: 14-21 the Parish Office for information.
E-MAIL: office@stannsdebary.org
Website: stannsdebary.org MARRIAGE
Facebook: facebook.com Engaged couples should contact the
stannsdebary/ Parish Office for an initial interview
before setting any dates. At least one
member of the couple must be a
Parish Office Hours: registered and actively participating
member of the Parish for a
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-4pm
minimum of four months prior to
Closed for lunch: 12pm-1pm the beginning of preparation.
*Friday’s Hours: 8:30am -12pm A six-month preparation program is
required. Weddings are usually
celebrated on Saturdays at 11am and
1pm.
FUNERAL
OFFICE STAFF Call the Parish Office.
David Sorondo Deacon dsorondo@stannsdebary.org
Don Prendergast Deacon dprendergast@stannsdebary.org
Lena Castaldo Business Manager lcastaldo@stannsdebary.org Do you have concerns or
Gabrielle Golka Social Ministry Director ggolka@stannsdebary.org suggestions regarding the health of
Nelson Thielen Faith Formation Director nthielen@stannsdebary.org our Parish? Please reach out to your
Zee Parojino Liturgy Asst. & Comm. Spec. zparojino@stannsdebary.org Parish Pastoral Council at
Ivan Diaz Facility Custodian office@stannsdebary.org pastoralcouncil@stannsdebary.org
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Dear Parishioners,
We have just finished the Christmas Season during which we celebrated anew the birth of Jesus.
We now enter Ordinary Time which continues until Lent. Many people think Ordinary Time
means just regular time-nothing special. The root of the word ordinary is order. So Ordinary
Time is celebrated when we are not in Advent or Lent.
In this special time, we focus on Jesus public ministry:
What He did to reveal the love of the Father
To reveal that God’s kingdom was at hand
What He thought as essential to live as His disciples
From the beginning of Jesus public ministry, He declares the Kingdom of God is at hand so all
must repent and believe in the Gospel.
May we join together this special time as our spiritual journey and preparing for coming of the
next Season in the Church which will start in around two months.
Thank you for your continued support and generosity for our parish. As you heard last weekend
in Deacon David’s homily the Christmas decorations will be missing when you come to Mass this
weekend. At first the Church will look empty, but this is not true, our Lord Jesus is inside, always
waiting for us.
May God bless you and keep you safe and healthy.
With my love and prayers.
Sincerely in Christ,
Fr. Andrzej Jurkiewicz
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From the Deacon’s Bench
Every one of us has something they are good at. Every one of us has been given a gift of some talent
straight from God that when we use that ability we find ourselves filled with confidence. For one
person their ability to cook a delicious meal may be their gift. For another their ability to organize
people and assign various tasks to complete a project may be their gift. For another person their ability
to remember events and tell stories about things and people long ago is their gift. Each of us has
something we are really good at and no ability is less important than any other. Think about when
union workers go on strike. People pay little mind to the trash collectors until there is no one picking
it up.
So where am I going with this? This weekend we hear of the various gifts and abilities given to us from
the Holy Spirit. When we understand that all of the gifts are important and that God will never
overburden us, it makes perfect sense that the various gifts will be divided among the people and that
we will never be overburdened with more than what God decided we are to do. I can tell you that as a
Deacon, I am a member of the clergy just as all Priests and Bishops. Each of our ranks comes with it
certain gifts and graces to serve according to our position. Each rank fills an aspect of Christ’s ministry
and life and while all three ranks share in all functions each has a particular function. Deacons are
primarily meant to serve. Deacons are: “Christ the Hands.” Priests primarily offer sacrifice and
prayers. Priests are: “Christ the Good Shephard.” Bishops primarily serve as teachers and leaders.
Bishops are: “Christ the Head of the Church.” All three ranks at different times will function in all
three roles.
Now the question is what about you? You are the living stones of Mother Church. You are owners and
occupiers of Mother Church. You are not meant to be spectators but team members actively
participating on the field of life. Soon we will all be talking more about this and where you fit in. It is
time to get off the bench and get in the game. The time is now to pray to the Holy Spirit and be filled
with courage and confidence to live your gifts. Do not be afraid and God bless you always.
May this forum be a blessing for us all. Should you have questions regarding our faith you may e-mail
me at dprendergast@stannsdebary.org I Thank you for all your love and support and God bless you.
Deacon Don Prendergast
Memento Mori
The flower arrangement on the
Altar is given to the greater
glory of God,
and in the memory of
Virginia Glomb and James Metropoulos,
given by Richard and Shirley Glomb.
Join the Knights of Columbus as they pray
the rosary a half hour before the
following Masses:
Saturday, January 22 at 4pm Mass
Sunday, January 23 at 8am Mass
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Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month
January 1 – January 31
Helpful Resources for Parents to Protect Their Kids
Note to Parents: DOHTFF offer s pr esentations for par ents, gr andpar ents and
caregivers so they may equip themselves to learn how to recognize signs of trafficking and keep your
children safe. (Hint: Youth aren't always kidnapped. Many victims attend school and church while
being trafficked.)
My Child Has Been Talking To Strangers Online – What now?
Social Media Safety Curriculum Website for Kids (Shared Hope International)
Sexting Internet Safety Video (Shared Hope International)
Sexting Fact Sheet for Parents (Shared Hope International)
Parents, This Study Shows Kids as Young as 7 are Accessing Porn - fightthenewdrug.org
Parents: What's Better than Internet Filters? Direct Conversations About Porn - fightthenewdrug.org
CCW Corner
Cou ncil of Catholic Wom en m o nthly
meeting will be on Wednesday, January 19
at 1pm in the Parish Hall.
Sunday, January 23, is CCW Sunday!
Ladies don’t forget to wear your blue
CCW scarfs to the 11am Mass.
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Mass Intentions of the Week
†-Deceased
Monday, January 17 8am † Louise Cloke
St. Anthony, Abbot
Special Intention for
William Cloke
Tuesday, January 18 8am † Bill Font
Weekday in Ordinary Time
Special Intention for
James Fenlon
Diocese of Orlando
Wednesday, January 19 6pm † Armand DeMille Please Pray for the repose of the souls
Weekday in Ordinary Time of our Deceased Diocesan Priests.
† James Cummings, Jr.
Rev. Eamon Tobin January 1, 2021
Thursday, January 20 8am † Joseph Talaber
St. Fabian, Pope and Martyr, Rev. Luiz Bastos January 4, 2021
St. Sebastian, Martyr Rev. Hugh Flynn January 8, 1975
Friday, January 21 8am † Joseph Cloke Rev. William Holmes January 13, 1982
St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr Rev. Mark Wegg January 13, 2015
Rev. Michael Flynn January 16, 1988
Saturday, January 22 4pm † Armand J. DeMille
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time † Ike Premo
Rev. Michael Reynolds January 23, 1972
Rev. James R. Edwards January 27, 2007
Sunday, January 23 8am † Guillermo Font Rev. Peter Quinn January 30, 2016
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time † Pamela Sue Lynn
Sunday, January 23 11am All People of the Parish
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
You can place flowers on the Altar
Sunday, January 23 6pm † Colin Falco in memory of a loved one or to
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time † Edward Sunday
celebrate a special Occasion, such as an
Anniversary, Wedding or Birth.
Flowers cost $55. Call the Parish Office at
(386) 668-8270 today, if you would like
to reserve a date.
What’s Happening in our Parish the week of January 16 - January 23
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
January 16 January 17 January 18 January 19 January 20 January 21 January 22 January 23
8am,11am and 7:30am 7:30am 5:30pm 7:30am 7:30am 3-3:45pm 8am,11am and
6pm Masses Confession Confession Confession Confession Confession Confession 6pm Masses
8am Mass 8am Mass 6pm Mass 8am Mass 8am Mass 4pm Mass
9:45am 9:45am
grades K-5 grades K-5
Religious Religious
Education Education
Church & EB Drive –thru
10am –12Noon/PH Drive-thru Church & EB
10am-12Noon/PH
C = Church 7pm
RCIA EB = Ed Building grades 6-8
7pm/EB O = Office Religious
NO Life Teen PH = Parish Hall Education/EB
PG = Prayer Garden 3:30-5:45pm/YR
YR= Youth Room
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Easy Options for Your Weekly Collections
Offertory Giving
Offertory for January 8 & 9 $9,378.82
Online Giving is a safe and easy w ay fo r
you to manage your contributions to the church. Capital Improvements $ 326.00
This option makes use of current technology and
security standards and allows you to easily setup Add’l Seminarians $ 236.00
recurring contributions.
Online Banking is o ffer ed by yo u r bank,
and you can add St. Ann’s as a payee just like you
do for any other bills. Schedule your giving, and
let your bank send the check for you.
Contact your bank for more details.
Use of a Personal Check can be placed
directly into the Offertory basket and will be
posted to your giving account.
Offertory Envelopes can be m ailed to you r
home bimonthly. Contact the Parish
Office for more details.
At Cana in Galilee,
Jesus performed the first of his signs, revealing his glory to his disciples, and later to the nations.
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